Waste fermentation exhaust gas treatment technology
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The gas composition generated during waste treatment is highly complex. The currently widely used technique for odor removal is biological filtration, but people’s environmental protection requirements go beyond merely ensuring compliance with emission standards; there are ways to keep the odor concentration of waste gases below 100.
New types of biological filters can do what traditional ones cannot
The essence of the foul odor is likely still VOCs; if incineration is used for treatment, the odor can be introduced into the combustion furnace as combustion air
The composition of garbage isn’t very complex. First, categorize it simply, then deal with it. This will work much better.
Catalytic combustion is not feasible; a company must take cost considerations into account to survive.
Such gases are now commonly treated using advanced oxidation methods, which are energy-efficient, convenient, and cause no secondary pollution.
Are there any specific processes for advanced oxidation methods, and how are they operated?
bxl025 was posted on 2016-12-11 at 12:56. Advanced oxidation methods are now commonly used to treat such gases; they are energy-efficient, convenient, and do not cause secondary pollution. What specific process do you mean by advanced oxidation?
It’s really not that difficult for advanced catalytic oxidation. . .